The Saturday Evening Post sport stories
By: selected, and with an introduction by "Red Smith"
Publisher: A.S. Barnes and Co.
Published: 1949
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 307
Subjects: Sports stories
Other titles: Saturday evening post.
Notes: Bound in original tan cloth.
Table of contents: title: One hit, one error, one left; title: The Ides of June / Ring Lardner; title: My kingdom for Jones / Wilbur Schramm; title: The Greatest Victory / Frank O'Rourke; title: You could look it up / James Thurber; title: The name of the game / Stanley Frank; title: Ten rounds for baby / Joel Reeve; title: Brooklyn Mick / Eddy Orcutt; title: Hello, Joe / William Fay; title: Russian dressing / Sam Hellman; title: Champion's due / Charles Francis Coe; title: Second wind / Talbert Josselyn; title: The taming of Tiger Meraz / Herbert M. Alexander; title: The man who sank the Navy / William Fay; title: The gravy game / Harry Stuhldreher and Pete Martin; title: You can't win with women / Bert Stiles; title: Ninety and nine / Sam Hellman; title: Golf is a nive friendly game / Paul Gallico; title: The tennis racket / Corey Ford; title: The amateur spirit / Richard Macauley; title: See how they run / George Harmon Coxe; title: What's it get you? / J. P. Marquand.